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Old 01-20-2018, 03:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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This album is a mess, it's all over the place, but it's great and I love it. It's very avant garde, so I can see why some people would hate this because it's similar to Trout Mask Replica where it's just bat**** crazy and it doesn't seem to follow any patterns really. I like when music does that.
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Old 01-20-2018, 03:45 PM   #2 (permalink)
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This album is a mess, it's all over the place, but it's great and I love it. It's very avant garde, so I can see why some people would hate this because it's similar to Trout Mask Replica where it's just bat**** crazy and it doesn't seem to follow any patterns really. I like when music does that.
I know I’ve kind of been a dick talking to you about music so I’m not wearing my dickhead here. Coltrane’s playing is actually obsessively about very complicated patterns. It’s a lot like organic patterns in nature. He takes a theme and reworks it in a very systematic way.

This isn’t like the Daydream Nation conversation where I was just needling at you for no reason. I'm not just contradicting you on purpose. It just caught my eye when you mentioned patterns.

I’m not voting in this poll because I won’t partake in a poll that accepts less than the highest possible rating for Coltrane’s music.
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Old 01-21-2018, 05:18 AM   #3 (permalink)
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I know I’ve kind of been a dick talking to you about music so I’m not wearing my dickhead here. Coltrane’s playing is actually obsessively about very complicated patterns. It’s a lot like organic patterns in nature. He takes a theme and reworks it in a very systematic way.

This isn’t like the Daydream Nation conversation where I was just needling at you for no reason. I'm not just contradicting you on purpose. It just caught my eye when you mentioned patterns.

I’m not voting in this poll because I won’t partake in a poll that accepts less than the highest possible rating for Coltrane’s music.
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I know I’ve kind of been a dick talking to you about music so I’m not wearing my dickhead here. Coltrane’s playing is actually obsessively about very complicated patterns. It’s a lot like organic patterns in nature. He takes a theme and reworks it in a very systematic way.

This isn’t like the Daydream Nation conversation where I was just needling at you for no reason. I'm not just contradicting you on purpose. It just caught my eye when you mentioned patterns.

I’m not voting in this poll because I won’t partake in a poll that accepts less than the highest possible rating for Coltrane’s music.
Don't worry I got you covered. I am not 100% sure, but I recall voting 10/10 twice for this album, maybe it didn't take first time idk. Maybe it's the Madela effect, who knows? Unless the other two teners come forward I voted twice!

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Geez, Occult. Even the Beatles weren't perfect.


Oh, well, it will probably be a classic anyway
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His music means a lot to me. It might sound childish when I explain it but it has shown me something enlightening. It has taken me somewhere I didn’t think existed. Even further than LSD and much better because it’s so much more enriching long term and unlike an acid trip Coltrane’s music can be taken apart and understood. Maybe it’s silly to treat it like it’s sacred but it fills that role in my life. I know it’s only sound vibrations but I think it triggers the god button in my brain.
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Old 01-21-2018, 04:49 AM   #7 (permalink)
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After the first two tracks, I can see that I don't want to bother with the rest of this album. It would be unfair to vote, and I won't.
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I feel the same way tbh.
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Old 01-21-2018, 07:50 AM   #9 (permalink)
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I've got that with some other artists but I'll avoid ridicule by not saying which.

Some music has just grown to be immensely important to me and become a part of the fabric of my life to the degree where it's hard to imagine life without.

If I'm ever to appreciate Coltrane, it would have to be his best foot forward. More likely, I'll need to get into some other jazz first.
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The point I'm trying to make is that I may be into [insert artist here] and think they're the greatest thing ever, but even I would know there would be people who would not appreciate iah, and I would accept that. To say you only accept top ratings for anyone's album, no matter who they are, is, to be fair, and honest, musical snobbery. How do you know how other people feel, especially those not into jazz?

Mind you, I should point out that I have not yet listened to this; I may, but some of the reviews have warned me that it will not be something I would personally like. I did hear a few Coltrane tracks and liked them, but within anyone's discography has to be the potential for some albums that will not necessarily appeal to everyone.
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